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What would you use to prove that copper is reduced in the following reaction? Fe) + CuSO4(q) → FeSO4(q) + Cu() -Fe CuSO4 - FeSO4 Single replacement reaction A B C D a decrease in its oxidation number an increase in its oxidation number a gain of oxygen a loss of electrons Cu

What would you use to prove that copper is reduced in the following reaction? Fe) + CuSO4(q) → FeSO4(q) + Cu() -Fe CuSO4 - FeSO4 Single replacement reaction A B C D a decrease in its oxidation number an increase in its oxidation number a gain of oxygen a loss of electrons Cu

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What would you use to prove that copper is reduced in the following reaction? + Cu(x) → FeSO Fie (x) + CuSO 4(aq) 4(ag) - FeSO4 CuSO4 Single replacement reaction A B с D -Fe decrease in oxidation number an increase in its oxidation number a gain of oxygen a loss of electrons Cu
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